JHiggs25
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Different sources, one is from a play that had a movie adaptation and the other is from a book with a movie adaptation(though I do not know if it is in the book).
1."I may climb perhaps to no great heights, but I shall do so alone."
2."Life is pain, Highness. Anyone who says differently is selling something."
| Readerbreeder |
Rosgakori wrote:Affirmative! You're wrong, Readerbreeder, he was (will be?) indeed that buoyant.I'm Hiding In Your Closet wrote:"In case of a water landing, I have been programmed for use as a flotation device."That's from Star Trek: Insurrection.
Buoyant! That's the word I was looking for! When I first saw the quote, I only remembered the scene where he was walking across the bottom of the lake. I suppose he has control over his own buoyancy, after all.
Black Dougal, which version of Dune is that quote from?
I've got one for everyone:
IA: Why are you always so suspicious?
SH: Should I answer chronologically or alphabetically?
| Zurias |
"Wait! I didn't stole anything! I was returning something that I stole!"
Ant Man?
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D.J.: I wasn't going to tell you this. I've been listening to the distress signal, and I, um, think I made a mistake in the translation.
[Plays the distress signal]
Miller: Go on.
D.J.: I thought it said "liberate me" - "save me." But it's not "me." It's "liberate tutame" - "save yourself." And it gets worse.
[Plays the distress signal again]
D.J.: There - I think that says "ex inferis." "Save yourself... from hell."
feytharn
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______________________________________________________________________D.J.: I wasn't going to tell you this. I've been listening to the distress signal, and I, um, think I made a mistake in the translation.
[Plays the distress signal]
Miller: Go on.
D.J.: I thought it said "liberate me" - "save me." But it's not "me." It's "liberate tutame" - "save yourself." And it gets worse.
[Plays the distress signal again]
D.J.: There - I think that says "ex inferis." "Save yourself... from hell."
"Where we are going, we don't need eyes to see..."
| Turin the Mad |
Zurias wrote:"Where we are going, we don't need eyes to see..."
______________________________________________________________________D.J.: I wasn't going to tell you this. I've been listening to the distress signal, and I, um, think I made a mistake in the translation.
[Plays the distress signal]
Miller: Go on.
D.J.: I thought it said "liberate me" - "save me." But it's not "me." It's "liberate tutame" - "save yourself." And it gets worse.
[Plays the distress signal again]
D.J.: There - I think that says "ex inferis." "Save yourself... from hell."
Event Horizon!
lucky7
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lucky7 wrote:The Eleventh Commandment one is from the most horrifying action movie I have ever seen: Remo Williams: The Adventure Begins.You are correct, Sir! At least on the quote. I consider it one of the more fun action movies I've ever seen. :)
It's not BAD. I like the movie, just not the implication that this guy had all this stuff done to him without his full consent, and that his NAME was picked essentially at random.
Charles Scholz
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Readerbreeder wrote:The implications that they don't spell out are part of the horror. The survivors seemingly embracing what has happened to them ... eeeewwww.Turin the Mad wrote:Event Horizon!I've seen a lot of horror movies without batting an eye; this one freaked me out!
I saw it as a bad rehash of Alien. I didn't like it too much.
| Readerbreeder |
Turin the Mad wrote:Readerbreeder wrote:The implications that they don't spell out are part of the horror. The survivors seemingly embracing what has happened to them ... eeeewwww.Turin the Mad wrote:Event Horizon!I've seen a lot of horror movies without batting an eye; this one freaked me out!I saw it as a bad rehash of Alien. I didn't like it too much.
If you're comparing it to Alien, I see it more as the difference between body horror and psychological horror. Even with a chest-burster inside of you, wouldn't stop being yourself (shudder)...
LazarX
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Readerbreeder wrote:The implications that they don't spell out are part of the horror. The survivors seemingly embracing what has happened to them ... eeeewwww.Turin the Mad wrote:Event Horizon!I've seen a lot of horror movies without batting an eye; this one freaked me out!
I've always taken Event Horizon as what would happen in Warhammer 40k if Humans tried star travel without the psychic protection of their Dead But Not Quite Dead Emperor.
I'm Hiding In Your Closet
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Guy #1: "You was here, last night too, wasn't ya?"
Guy #2: "Yes sir, I was."
Guy #1: "You was here, and you was smoochin' with my brother!"
Guy #2: "I'm terribly sorry, sir, I'm afraid you're mistaken."
Guy #1: "Don't gimme that! You've been smoochin' wit everybody! Snuffy...Al...Leo...Little Moe with the gimpy leg...Cheeks...Boney Bob...Cliff!"
CLIFF: "...It's a lie!"